Quenya/Texts in Quenya/Hríveressë

Hríveressë Quenya in Tengwar Quenya in Latin Alphabet English 100 ½7~ByR7R,R Hríveressë In a winter's day 100 div `V1 t#7T5Ì#j°^ t#j°$5:# yE4#5 ½7~ByR7R,R 9RjaD= 5& eD5Ì#7R elU5$9B8nE= j&wlY5$5 5lD7E 5&61lD5#-- Et marinyallo mallenna vantan hríveressë helca, nu fanyarë fuinehiswa, lumboinen Naira nurtaina. From my home to the street I walk in a cold winter's day, under shadowy-grey skies, the sun hidden by clouds. 100 div ½j~C7E5Ì$ 7Ts# eH6t$k~M7R= `C8~MhÍ `Cm#,F5 ~Mj#,G`V= `Cj&,D `Njw#j%,F100 jw is used to write lb. Olbalissë is the partitive pl. locative of 100 `Njw# olba "branch" [PM:340];the Etymologies gives 100 `NjnE olwa. 100 `NjnEj%,F Olwalissë is more closer to Exilic Quenya.100 5^65$= 100 `Cj#tÌ# yR 5&7U5lD5%`V-- Hláranyë ringa Formessúrë, asúy' aldassen úlassië, alussa olbalissë nornë, alamya ve Nuru-nainië. I hear the cold Northwind blowing through the leafless trees, whispering in the twisted branches, sounding like a Death-lament. 100 div eH6t$k~M7RhÍEjt$ z~Vj#= `C6 5~Mt$j°^ 9Yj1E5 cR81E 5~BiGt# `C8~MhÍE 5%5:#= `C6 5lD5%`V `C9ÍC j~B7T5:#-- Formessúrë-yalmë quéla, ar Númello holtan hwesta nísima asúya ninna, ar nainië ahya lírinna. The clamour of the Northwind fades, and from the West I smell a fragrant Zephyr blowing towards me, and the lament changes to song. 100 div a~V5#5 1lUj%2^ `CnTj$ 9ÍC6t$j°^ ~M7Tt# 8~M7R= 5& 7~Ct#7ÎD1 aG6aDaD4$= `Cj%6 `Cm#5:#6 ~Mj#,G`V-- Cénan tuilindo awilë Hyarmello úrima súrë, nu rámaryat circa-cantë, alir' aldannar úlassië. I see a swallow flying from the South, the hot wind under its sickle-shaped wings singing towards the leafless trees. 100 div .D1Y6 `B j&w^6= `C6 5lD7E a~V5#5 `C5~M1E 5~Mt$5:#= `V1 7~Nt$j^ 1Tj%`N5 `N61E= `C6 `M2~Nt$k `Vj$5 8~Bj#-- Autar i lumbor, ar Naira cénan anúta Númenna, et Rómello Tilion orta, ar undómess' elen síla. The clouds pass, and I see the Sun setting in the West, and from the East the Moon rises, and in the twilight the star shines. 100 `C6 j~Nt$j%2$j~B7T5$5= `V4~Mj#5 hÍE5:# `V1;Uj°$5= 5& t$5$j `Vj$4%4lD5#= ½7~ByR`N j~Nt$,F iG5# -Â Ar lómelindë-lírinen, entúlan yanna ettullen, nu menel elentintaina, hrívëo lómessë sina. And by the song of the nightingale I return to whence I came, under the starlit heavens, in this winter's evening.